Sage Intacct
Mid-market cloud financials with multi-entity consolidation, dimensional 280E allocations, and cannabis industry packaging from Sage.
Sage Intacct is Sage Group’s cloud financial management platform (Intacct founded 1999, San Jose; acquired by Sage in 2017) and the step-up many cannabis CFOs take after QuickBooks or Xero. Sage publishes a dedicated cannabis finance offering highlighting automated IRC §280E COGS allocations with audit trails, one-click multi-entity consolidations, real-time profitability by store/product/channel, and integrations with Metrc, Dutchie, and BLAZE (per Sage cannabis datasheet — often delivered with partner/middleware configuration). Dimensional accounting (up to eight dimensions such as state, license, facility, product category, cost center) supports granular 280E cost allocation and investor/auditor reporting that class/location models struggle with. Multi-entity, intercompany eliminations, and GAAP-ready consolidations fit MSOs running separate legal entities per state or vertical. Inventory is financial-grade rather than seed-to-sale; operators typically keep cultivation/retail inventory in cannabis POS/ERP (or connectors like Cannahub) and use Intacct as the finance system of record. Pricing is quote-based; mid-market cannabis deployments are commonly cited around $25,000–$60,000 per year depending on users, modules, and entities. Best fit: roughly $5M–$25M+ operators and MSOs that need audit-ready, cannabis-aware financial controls without a full manufacturing ERP replacement.
At a glance
- Starting price
- Custom
- Category
- Accounting
- Cannabis focus
- Cannabis Friendly
- Founded
- 1999
- Company size
- Enterprise
- Contract
- Annual
What it does
- Multi-entity consolidations and dimensional financials
- Automated 280E COGS allocation with audit trails
- Cannabis finance packaging with Metrc/POS integration paths
Key features
Multi-entity consolidation & intercompany eliminations · Dimensional accounting (up to 8 dimensions) · Automated 280E COGS allocation workflows · Audit trails & role-based controls · Real-time profitability by store, product, channel · GAAP-ready financial statements & close automation · Cannabis industry packaging from Sage · Metrc / Dutchie / BLAZE integration paths · AP/AR, cash management & reporting · AICPA-preferred cloud financial platform · Open API for cannabis ERP/POS connectors
Best fit
MSOs, Retailers, Operators, Distributors
Who is it for?
Operators with separate entities per state, license, or vertical that need automated consolidations, eliminations, and investor-ready reporting.
Finance leaders who have outgrown SMB books and need dimensional controls, faster close, and stronger auditability for 280E and lenders.
Teams that must allocate costs granularly to defend COGS under IRC §280E — using Intacct dimensions and automated allocation rules with audit trails.
Retail and vertically integrated companies that want profitability by store, product, and channel in the same system as consolidated financials.
Companies keeping Metrc/POS/ERP for seed-to-sale while standardizing the general ledger on Sage Intacct via native or partner integrations.
Integrates with
Frequently asked
- What is Sage Intacct?
- Sage Intacct is Sage Group’s cloud financial management platform (Intacct founded 1999, San Jose; acquired by Sage in 2017) and the step-up many cannabis CFOs take after QuickBooks or Xero. It is listed on CannaStack under Accounting software for cannabis operators.
- How much does Sage Intacct cost?
- Sage Intacct does not publish list pricing; quotes are custom and depend on locations, entities, and modules.
- Who is Sage Intacct best for?
- Sage Intacct is positioned for MSOs, Retailers, Operators, and Distributors. Its core capabilities are multi-entity consolidations and dimensional financials, automated 280E COGS allocation with audit trails, and cannabis finance packaging with Metrc/POS integration paths.
- What does Sage Intacct integrate with?
- Sage Intacct lists integrations with Metrc, Dutchie POS, BLAZE, Cannahub, Distru, and Flourish, plus 1 more. Each of those platforms is also listed on CannaStack, so you can check both sides of an integration before committing.
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